The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-29
PERSONAL.

| THE Queen Of Sweden is slowly dying, Her
majesty is 81 years of age.
Mr.. PHELPS, 1he American Minister is visit.
| ing Lord Aberdeen at Haddo House.
WILSON BARRErT's lease of the Globe Theatre
| London, is for period of seven years.
WAYNE MAcVEAGH was a passenger on the
ment safely in New York on Saturday.
A RIBALD Paris correspondent cables to the
| New York World that Sarah Bernhardt has
| written play called THE Pin, in which she is
| to appear in the title role.
SIDNEY MORSE. the Boston sculptor who has
| been at work FOX several weeks on a q statuette
of President Cleveland, has just completed the
model and has had the first cast made.
Buck TAYLOR, the King of the COWBOYS has
sufficiently recovered from his late accident to
ride again, much to the delight of the Hon
William Cody and his aristocratic London
friends.
MANUEL BARRIANT and wife, of Matamoras,
ILL.,, recently celebrated the eightieth anniver-
Sary of their wedding day. The husband is in
the best of health at 102, and his wife enjoys the
same blessing at 96.
THE Vanderbilt holdings of United States
bonds, the brokers say, are all registered per
cents, and amount to $4,000 900. The late
William II. Vanderbilts original purchase was
$50, 900, 900 worth at par.
Prince CHARLES of Sweden the third son of
the King, is one of the handsomest men in
Europe. He il manly fellow as well, daring
horseman, highly accomplished, and an author Of
vigorous and polished style
Mrs. CLEVELAND is reported as saying that
she would never sit for a photograph again
while she remained mistress of the White
House Some of the prints used as tobacco
signsAre said to be the cause of her taking this
resolution.
GEN, Lucrus p. FAIRcHlLD the commander-in in
chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, will
htA tHn xXlf n ami.
at the reunion in st. Louis. The presentation
will be made by the new commander TO be Sc
lected at the meeting
Prince CHRISTIAN VICTOR, grandson of Queen
Victoria, is undoubtedly the best creketer that
the British royal family has hitherto produced
and he was quite deserving of his place in the
| ZngaIi eleven that played the Gentlemen"
at Scarborough during last week
HORACE ALLEN, granddaughter of Ethan Al
len and man % years old, has just arrived in
Albany from his home in Delaware. O. This
does not seem to he an extraordinary fact until
one understands that he made the journey OF
675 miles on foot and pushing wheelbarrow.
SENATOR VANCE didn't go to Europe with the
other globe-trotters. Not being able TO afford
such trip he went straight to his home at the
foot of the Great Black mountain in North
Carolina aud remained there ever since. Dur
ing the summer he has kept his fences in repair
and learned TO play at least o dozen new airs on
the violin.
King OF Hungary, has more royal titles than
any other European sovereign. He is King Of
seven countries or provinces, grand Prince OF
one, Prince or Margrave of several others and
Archduke Grand Duke and Duke of half
dozen more
Y. MARION CRAWFORD, the novelist and poet
OF Philadephia's recent centennial, is man Of
many accomplishments besides his literary
gifts. He Is a good musician, being able TO ac.
company his own songs on either piano or
guitar He ~ rare ingnist and an athlete of
acknowledged power
THE Sultan OF Morocco is tall man of about
~ years OF age. IN complexion he Is very dark,
black blood showing Itself very plainly In his
thick lips THOUGH TINS does not prevent his being
an exceedingly handsome man. His face Is thin
aud cooks worn. lie wears black beard and
moustnche and dresses entirely IN white
MAJ OkEl.Ls real name Is Paul BlOnet lie
wears single sgegltss and IL a typical French
man. ~ years old, a bnnstte. with bright spark.
hnX ry"s aud lively, engaging manner he
judges England by a French standard, but al
though not blind IA bar faults, b. Il very kind 10
her virtues, and says, with voltaire N could
England